Note: Do not use soapy water or thinner when connecting the vacuum hose or purge hoses. For the location of the vacuum control system components, see «Schematic diagram of the system».
Troubleshooting — Vacuum Hose Routing
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Troubleshooting — Location of Engine Control System Components
Fuel pressure check
Learning air supply at idle speed
Learning the closed throttle position
Learning the released position of the accelerator pedal
Checking the idle speed and ignition timing
Basic Maintenance Procedures — Basic Checks
Evaporative Emission System
HR Engine (With EURO-OBD) — System Schematic Diagram
Fuel pressure check
Learning air supply at idle speed
Learning the closed throttle position
Learning the released position of the accelerator pedal
Checking the idle speed and ignition timing
Basic Maintenance Procedures — Basic Checks
Evaporative Emission System
HR Engine (With EURO-OBD) — System Schematic Diagram
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